Yamaha launches the new 2020 Tricity 155 in Japan.
The new Tricity now has a bigger 155 cc engine and loads of new features.

Yamaha introduced the Tricity back in 2014 which was considered an engineering feat that received a generally positive reception from its innovative Leaning Multi-Wheel (LMW) technology. The first generation Tricity was developed in collaboration with renowned engineer Kazuhisa Takano and initially powered by a 125 cc motor. The first generation 125 cc Tricity arrived in the country with much positive response from the market and is still available in the Philippines In the last 2019 Tokyo Motor Show, the new 2020 Yamaha Tricity was first unveiled and was scheduled to roll out into production line to make it to Japanese showrooms on May 15.

The new Tricity has now been launched in Japan and is now equipped with a new 155 cc engine. It still uses the same LMW technology which uses a cantilever telescopic suspension with a parallelogram link for the front fork allowing the two front wheels to lean with the body. At the same time, each front wheel absorbs shock independently from each other giving you more stability, grip, and a more comfortable ride. This holds true even in slippery surfaces such as manhole covers, cobblestones, and sand. Yamaha claims that LMW technology makes it less tiring to drive.
Its new 155 cc, water-cooled 4-stroke, SOHC, 155 cc 4-valve, fuel-injected engine is capable of producing 15 hp and 14 Nm of peak torque. Yamaha’s new Blue Core engines use a forged aluminum piston, an all-aluminum die case (DiASil) cylinder, and a variable valve mechanism for high power and maximum fuel efficiency. Stopping power is provided by disc brakes with standard ABS coupled with a Unifiied Brake System fitted to the left brake lever which manages front and rear braking to prevent loss of control.

Other new updates of the 2020 Yamaha Tricity include full LED lighting, a new digital instrument display with clock and outside temperature functions, a new flat floorboard, a low seat height of 765 mm, and tandem seating with a retractable sidestep. Its glove box comes with a USB power socket for charging your favorite devices. Its under-seat storage has a built-in LED light and can hold 23.5 liters of space which can easily fit a helmet.
The 2020 Yamaha Tricity 155’s colors are available in Blueish Gray Solid with blue wheels, Matte Gray Metallic, and White Metallic. It is set to be priced at ¥484,000 or roughly around P228,000.
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